I love this place. It's really the only Hawaiian spot in town and while the flavors could be…read morebetter, whatever. I'll take what I can get. There was a promo for BOGO chicken katsu and I jumped on that sucker. A little teriyaki sauce to spruce up the boiled cabbage and rice with the sweet and sour katsu sauce for the kitchen are perfect to stave off hunger. Service is really nice and sweet which always makes the food go down better. It's a little hole in the wall but it's got a big place in my heart.

Good food, great value! Waikikie is a small restaurant that offers a variety of combos and lunch…read morespecials at a great price. The portion size is quite large for the cost - pretty value! I enjoyed my chicken combo, especially the katsu. The bbq chicken was okay, but I definitely needed to add sauce on the back end to make it more flavorful. The staff was friendly and welcoming to our large party! Even though we all individually ordered at the counter at separate times, they were smart and waited for all the orders to be in before making any of our food. This ensured that the first person that ordered wouldn't have gotten their food before our last person arrived and ordered. Small parking lot, so think about carpooling if you're coming with several people. Overall, solid place for a casual, value meal with plenty of offerings! Will definitely be back to try other things.

I order the loco moco breakfast bowl, it was at 0700, so they had just opened. The young lady said…read moreit would take 10 minutes to make the gravy and asked if that was okay. I said sure, as long as I was walking out with my food at 0715, that would be fine. I am so happy I did, people the flavor of this bowl was outstanding. Highly recommend!!! I also got the glazed donut thing, good lord, delicious pillowy. Service- 10 Food-10 The dining area was adorable!!! Ignore the poo reviews and try it yourself.

Our first visit was amazing. My husband ordered this pork bowl with cilantro, onion, and rice. I…read moreorder the Korean bbq steak sliders and a few pineapple and coconut mochi donuts. Wait time wasn't too terrible. We spent 75 dollars with items mentioned above and two ham n cheese sliders for the kids. I'd say don't bother with the fries, we ate here twice and each time, the fries were stale and luke warm. The environment is cool, clean, colorful, and plenty of seating. Don't go on a Sunday afternoon due to it being super filled with people. Second visit wasn't well. The lady at the counter didn't receive my order correctly, my husband had his meal and ate it before they corrected mine.(roughly 20 min) They have a partial refund which is fine. We will be taking a break for a while. The worker that took my order didn't seem happy and had quite an attitude. The manager came to fix it right away.

This was my first time at SOS in a looooong time. Me and my wife came after dinner, as this wasn't…read moretoo far of a walk from dinner. It was a Friday night, so it was pretty packed when we first got there. We put our names down, and then grabbed a drink at the bar. There was outdoor seating that was available, so we grabbed a seat. We were then notified that our table was ready. It wasn't even 20 minutes, so this was great. The host took us to two seats at the bar. SOS is such a cool island type of vibe. They have so many different tiki cocktails that you can choose from. They are mostly made of rum, but they have a few other ones that are made with different alcohols. Me and my wife both got our own drinks. Hers was a special Valentine's Day themed drink that was on the menu, and mine was one of the tequila/mezcal tiki drinks. Both tasted really good! The presentation was just as good too! You aren't limited to these though, it's a full bar, so you can get whatever you want. They also have a few food options, but very limited. Our bartender, Heather, was super nice as well. My wife had asked (when I went to the restroom) if they did anything for birthdays, since my birthday was a few days prior. She did this cool fire presentation and gave us two little slushie shots. Awesome bartender for sure! SOS is a great place to go for some really fun drinks. It's good for groups, but keep in mind that they do get quite busy on the weekends! I'll definitely be back.

Was in Decatur and had Dinner down the street so decided to end the night at SOS!…read more I'll start by saying this is such a solid tiki bar. All the drinks were very fun and taste great and range from smooth to STRONG. The attention to detail put into crafting the drinks is very admirable. I can guarantee your drink will look exactly like how it's depicted on the menu. If only I could remember the names of all the drinks I tried....oh well. What I do remember is that they set the Mai Tai's on fire so that's pretty cool. Service was also great. S/O Charlie! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. You're welcome!

The bartender was awesome. No notes needed…read more The drinks are very rum forward and sweet. Food is limited but good. I had the veggie egg rolls and they we great. I then had the entree ribs and also great.

Cheap Mai-Tai's (10 dollar special when I went) and a well preserved Tiki-Bar. Pluses are they will…read moresell you basically any of the mugs and validate the 20 dollar parking at the hotel. Did not have the food. Also the parking garage at the hotel has some very low clearance that like even with my BMW x3 I genuinely thought I was going to scrape the roof. I didn't but wow holy low clearance Batman. Never been to a parking garage with anywhere close to the low clearance of this one.

Well, I decided to give L&L another chance because I was craving the BBQ chicken. I opened the box…read moreand was surprised to see how dark it was compared to all of the other times I've had it. Most of it was dry, tough and overcooked. We had to chew and then spit it out because it was tough and couldn't be broken down/chewed enough to swallow. The portion was supposed to have been "extra chicken" but honestly, I didn't see a difference. ‍ Ugh. I was SO disappointed! Am I going to stop coming here? Probably not because there's not another place around here that sells Hawaiian style entrees and when this place gets it right, it's unbeatable, but these last two times I've been there, I've been disappointed. Hoping that feedback helps them to get the quality back that they've been known for.

FOOD (4/5): $3 CHICKEN KATSU MUSUBI: eat this fresh! So your…read morekatsu is crispy, so delicious! $22 BBQ SHORT RIB (MINI): comes with 2 pieces of short ribs, rice & mac. $16 BBQ CHICKEN PLATE: marinated chicken thigh, rice & mac. I wish they had teriyaki sauce to dip it in. I'm a sauce person.

Mai Kai is the place to be.great atmosphere,just sit back and relax.try a new drink…read morekava,kratom,teas,and coffees,all are wonderful for healing,stress, and just about anything else that bothers you.stop by and check them out,best thing I ever did for me.oh and it's natural!!!!

This spot is one of the most amazing family owned and operated businesses in northern ga! From…read morefamily atmosphere to the great boba teas, kavas, and kratoms. This location is welcoming and teaches you all about the different products (if you are new to them), while being a great family and kid friendly hang out spot. I have yet to step in there without seeing nothing but smiling faces and invited to join in conversations, while given additional great locations to check out! Absolutely the text book definition of southern hospitality! A MUST go spot!

If you are wanting some of the most inauthentic Polynesian performances you could possibly find,…read morelook no further! After watching the videos that this company posted on YouTube (and then took down with a quickness after it got downvoted into oblivion), I hope that no one who books these people comes away thinking that their choreography is even a remotely accurate interpretation of Hula or Ori Tahiti. I get it, the movie Moana made Polynesian culture popular with the kids and also with adults, but this company could at least attempt to have some sort cultural integrity. Instead they choreograph a terrible mish-mash of belly dance, burlesque, hula and ori together to create dances that are insulting to all of those dance forms. Basically, if you want to see dances and have an experience that reeks of not only cultural appropriation, but also insults the culture as well, then you found the right place. Oh, and someone should really tell them that nouns in Hawaiian do not need a pluralizing suffix. It is lei not leis even if you have more than one, and it is luau not luaus, no matter how many you may do. Also, it is wahine, not "wahini". If you are going to bastardize the culture with a "Wild Wahini" Polynesian Dance Class, at least attempt to spell it correctly.

Saw your now deleted video on you tube. WOW!! What ever your'e teaching isn't hula or ori tahiti…read more It is terrible that people are paying you money for this.